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    Walking down the sidewalks of Roland Park and Middle East, you can clearly see an inequality between their neighbourhood resources and the implications of the communities’ respective histories. Whereas Middle East seems to be experiencing a period of revitalization, clearly spearheaded by the nearby Johns Hopkins institutions, Roland Park portrays a stable, deep-rooted past of affluency. These physical conditions impact the wellbeing of residents and thus fall under the umbrella term of social…

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    On this date worker spoke with Ms. Denise Benshoof, for the purpose of gathering information on Mr. Duncan. Ms. Benshoof stated her husband was staying with Mr. Duncan 24/7 because Dr. Pettus had told them Mr. Duncan did not need to alone. Ms. Benshoof's stated her father had called his friend and demanded a job and because the man and Mr. Duncan were friends/business partners he gave Mr. Duncan a trip to Georgia. During the trip, they keep in touch but he refused to give them exact details of…

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    half of these people are are younger than 35. If I had to choose where to live well, when I’m young I believe it would be better live in this type of environment. While you are younger you should be able to meet new people and see things. I feel as if living in a large city or larger town gives the opportunity to grow up more to see. When you are young you don’t want to settle down, most urban…

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    My home town of Bensenville is not very large with around 18,000 residents. Currently it is one of those small US towns that is going through slow but constant disintegration. Younger people are moving out because it’s difficult to find employment close by and because the expansion of the O’Hare airport took a big part of the livable area, removing homes and businesses to create new roads and add two new runways. Bensenville has spent millions of dollars to fight the expansion but due to some…

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    Individuals were trying to create a business for themselves in the town by divulging in the idea of a “self-made” man (Man, Lecture Sept. 3). Each individual store and business played a pivotal role in providing for the town. The image wanted to capture the essence of the town and it showed people that the town could provide for people’s needs. I think by showing that Dodge City had ammunition and firearm stores, it shows people that they could protect themselves, because during 1875 many…

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    Parable Of The Sower

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    According to the lecture from week ten, the definition of urban area is the field where it is surrounding a city and it has a high population density. Most of the urban areas are well-developed meaning there is a condensed collection of human structures, such as buildings, public infrastructure, real estate, labour markets, sites of production and consumption. In the book The Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler, it shows the book occurs in the future and it has negative affects about the…

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    straight from the lakes but I won’t be going back to Montgomery any time soon, not after what happened to a girl named Francis Brandywine. Francis was 17 at the time. black hair and with a reckless determined to always leave the well-drawn path to break new ground and be alone.…

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    Emily Grierson Symbolism

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    was a symbol of the town’s old southern heritage. As the town progressed forward, Emily Grierson and her, “eyesores among eyesores” of a house kept the town from truly advancing as a post-civil war society. Even as the newer generation came into authority, Emily refused to acknowledge them. This tale is portrayed from the perspective of the disgruntled towns folk as they gather and reminisce about the mystery that is Emily Grierson. The towns people’s scrutiny, gossip and memories of Emily…

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    Urban Expansion

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    The industrial age has change how the world is being structured. During the agricultural age, the land was mainly used to produce food for sustaining both human and animals. As we moved into the industrial, factories and city centers began being built. There arose a need for adequate living arrangements for the people that worked in the factories and city centers. Urban areas designed to accommodate large numbers of families began to spring up around these factories and city centers. Fast…

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    sides of the proposed Mill Square. Increasing Accessibility Spring Street would be closed during special time. To increase the accessibility, traffic volume from Main Street to Spring Street should be accommodated from and provide parking lots, a new road called Square Road is proposed along the south and west sides of the proposed square. The road is two lanes (22 feet) with one side including on-street parking (8 feet)…

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